Where and how to store coffee beans properly to ensure lasting flavor and quality

Coffee is one of the most popular beverages loved all over the world. In order to make coffee last longer and taste better, you need to know some secrets and life hacks for storing coffee beans.

The FoodOboz editorial team shares useful tips on how and where to store coffee beans to keep them tasty for longer.

How long are coffee beans stored?

- Coffee lasts about nine months or longer if stored properly. However, the shelf life may vary depending on the roasting method.

- In particular, lightly roasted coffee may cost more due to the quality of the beans, but it also lasts longer.

- A darker roast is more intense, but the coffee beans are prone to carbon dioxide because as have been roasted for longer.

How to store coffee beans?

The freshness of coffee beans can be reduced by exposure to light, moisture, temperature, and oxygen. To prevent this from happening, store your coffee beans properly:

- Store them in airtight containers to preserve quality and flavor.

- You should choose ceramic or metal jars for storage. These materials block light, which can also affect the quality of the coffee.

- Store coffee in a cool, dark cupboard away from excessive sunlight.

Can I store coffee beans in the refrigerator?

You should not store coffee beans in the refrigerator as they can absorb moisture and odors in the air.